By

Abhijeet Rikame
Abhinandan Arkade
Ketki Anand
Kohei Tsutsui
Ramanjeet Kaur
Urvashi Basera

FINGER VEIN AUTHEN TICATION SYSTEM

Parameters for assessing usability
 simplicity for the user
 feeling of resistance
 speed of authentication
 level of false-rejection rate

Parameters for assessing security

• difficulty of getting biological data
• difficulty of forgery
• low level of false-acceptance rate
FINGER VEIN AUTHENTICATION
Near-infrared rays a bank of LEDs penetrate the
finger and are absorbed by the haemoglobin in the
blood.

The areas in which the rays are absorbed (i.e. veins)

appear as dark areas in an image taken by a CCD
camera .

Image processing can then construct a finger-vein

pattern from the camera image.

This pattern is then compressed and digitized so that

it can be registered as a template of a person's
biometric authentication data.
The finger-vein pattern and the template can be authenticated by means of a pattern-
matching technique.

The Vein Pattern is transformed to Geometric Information.

The device is designed to install a wall next to a door so that a person just stands in
front of the door of the room they want to enter, inserts a finger into it.

On doing so, an image of the finger-vein pattern is captured and authenticated.

Ergonomically very
suitable.
Main Features
Internal biometric information makes
forgery difficult.

The scanner is structurally non-contact

type.

Speed of authentication

Level of false-rejection rate

Dual Mode of Usage -Use With Id

Use without Id

Middle finger is recommended for usage.

An alarm system can be triggered in

case the number of unsuccessful trials
exceeds a certain number.
Architecture

Scanning by CCD Camera

Captured image by
Database CCD Camera
FEA13??????? Stored to Image
1E
Database processing
Image database for
matching

OR Compressed, This algorithm is

FEA13???????
1E digitized and confidential
verification encrypted
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5

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1. Registration of finger vein with the enrollment scanner.
2. Data is sent to a controller unit and stored in it.
3. A person places a finger in the scanner. The scanner attempts to identify
verification.
4. If the person succeed in authentication, the controller unit unlocks the door.
5. The historical record of door open is sent to the server and stored in the database.
Applications
 ATMs (Mitsubhisi Bank ATM)
 Server Rooms
 Safebox/StrongBox (Keiyo
Box)
 VIP Rooms
 Prisons
 Nuclear power stations
 Data centres
 Desktop Protection
Comparative Analysis of Biometric Techniques
 Fingerprints can be erased by Bruise
and Burns.
 Psychological effect -Being treated as
a suspect.
 Doesn’t change with time.
 Trade-off between Usability as well as
security.
 Finger print pattern can be seen and
can be copied.
IMPLEMENTATION NO 1
Access-control system implemented at a
office entrance.

Person puts his/her finger into Hitachi’s

SecuaVeinAttesto

Door unlocks automatically in case of

success of recognition
IMPLEMENTATION NO 2
Gates system installed in a 37-floor office building in
Singapore.

Previously,3 guards were permanently deployed in the elevator

hall on the ground floor.

Now,Hitachi’s SecuaVeinAttestor with gates was installed in

the elevator hall.
Dual Security System – Smart Card and Finger Vein
Authentication.

Eliminates the burden of having to carry two cards for access

to a person's company and for building access)

A total of six gates were installed and control the coming and
going of about 1,500 people occupying the building.
Advantages of Finger vein
Accurate User Friendly

Fast Quick Response

Secure Small Data Template

Small

Non Traceable
Disadvantages of Finger vein
Location of finger Finger Pattern

Low security Data Retreival

Easily Traceable

Change in vein Pattern

Sony Hitachi

Major
Players

Fujitsu
DEMO